The catfish account "used images of a known male model and portrayed himself as being extremely wealthy and owning numerous sports cars," ISP said. Using images of expensive items like this backpack, the user of the social media account would try to lure people into interactions, Indiana State Police said.
Read More. The Pirate Bay is a free platform where you can search more conveniently. PirateBay also uses peer to peer file sharing. It is the third most popular site in the world.
The site has 9 categories to operate. Instead of having any torrent file it provides the result form thousand other torrent websites and combine them into a single page. RARGB has the same functionality as the above websites. It also uses peer to peer file sharing. RARGB is blocked in 16 countries for legal issues. YTS is the subpart of Yify Torrents. The original Yify Torrents has been shut down, but many mirrors are running now that still receive large amounts of traffic. It is an online index of digital media of entertainment, media, and software.
ExtraTorrent is among the top 5 torrenting websites as listed by BitTorrents indexes worldwide. It has a vast collection of latest movies with the best quality, games, tv shows and much more. LimeTorrents is the fourth largest torrenting site in the world. This site has over 10 million active torrent files. IsoHunt is not best as compared to KickassTorrents. Demonoid is a BitTorrent tracker and website that includes file-sharing related discussion forums and a searchable index for the tracker.
The site has a massive collection of various files ranging from movies and games to tv shows and much more. The kickass torrent website had a mass number of followers, but ever since it was taken down it became difficult for the users to find the perfect alternative for kickass.
The first time you connect your Android device, you may see a message displayed on the device to Allow USB debugging from the computer, identified by a string of hexadecimal numbers that represents the computer's RSA key fingerprint.
Check the Always allow from this computer option and click on OK. The next step is to install the USB driver for your Android device on the machine where Delphi is installed. The test device that I'm using is Google Nexus 7. Probably the easiest option to download all the necessary bits for Android development is to download and install Android Studio for free from Google. It will download all necessary Java SDKs and tools that are needed in order to build an Android apk executable file.
For reference, I'm using Android Studio version 2. On the splash, select the Android SDK option. Click OK and the driver will be downloaded and installed, as shown in the following screenshot:. In order to make sure that the device driver has been installed successfully, go to the Device Manager window in Control Panel and you should find your device listed.
If you right-click on the device, there is an option to Update Device Driver. I could find my Nexus 7 listed there and the device driver was up to date. Depending on your device, the steps may be different.
Now, back to Delphi IDE. The first time you click on the Target node, you will see the message Android SDK tools are required. Do you want to download and install Android SDK tools automatically? Click on Yes. The process to download and install SDK tools will start and you will see in the Command Prompt window the progress of the operation. After a moment, you should see your device listed under Tools in the Project Manager.
Double-click on the Android node to select the Android target. It should display in bold font. Now this is the current target, so when you click on the Run green arrow, the IDE will build our Delphi Hello World app using the Delphi Android compiler and the executable apk Android file will be created, deployed to the device, and run in just one operation. Click on Run. The project will be compiled, deployed to your Android device, and run:. Deploying apps from Delphi to an iOS device requires a Mac computer.
As compared to Android, deploying to iOS requires more steps because you also need to enroll for the Apple iOS Developer Program and to provision the device you want to deploy to.
First, you need to make sure that the iOS device that you want to deploy your application to is compatible. In case of iPhone, the oldest supported model is 4GS, but you want to have a device that can have iOS 10 installed. In my case, it is iPhone 6S. The first steps to prepare your Mac and an iOS device for deployment are exactly the same that any iOS developer needs to do. This is something that you do once. During the process of deploying to an iOS device, an app needs to be digitally signed with the special command-line tool that comes with Apple Xcode installation.
You could install just the Xcode command-line tools, but in practice it is easier to install the whole Xcode development environment from Apple. In order to be able to deploy apps to an iOS device, it needs to be provisioned first. The process of provisioning iOS devices, joining the Apple iOS Developer Program, and installing various certificates is the same as in the case of any app developed with Xcode.
In order to be sure that you will be able to deploy an app from Delphi into iOS, it is recommended to create an empty app from a template in Xcode and try to run it on the device. If this is successful, the next step is to install a special PAServer Mac program on the machine where you have Xcode installed. The PAServer Just copy it over to your Mac and execute. This will install the PAServer. The PAServer is implemented as a command-line app, and after it is launched on Mac, it will display a command-line interface where you will be prompted to enter your Mac password.
Accept it. In order for Delphi to be able to connect, you need to know the IP address of the machine where the PAServer is running. The list of all available command-line parameters to PAServer is displayed when you enter? Now we need to configure Delphi, so it can find the iOS device you want to deploy to. The goal is to find your device listed in the Project Manager. In general, you could have multiple different Macs visible to your Delphi installation.
For every Mac you want to deploy to, you need to define a connection profile. Double-click on the iOS Device - 64 bit node under Target to make it active. It will be displayed in bold. Now, right-click on the node and select Properties.
Then, select Add New from the connection profile combo. The Create a Connection Profile wizard will be displayed. I have entered DelphiDev as the profile name. Click on Next. On the next tab of the wizard dialog, we need to enter the address and port of the remote machine.
Keep the default port and enter your Mac password in the last field. If everything went well you should see the message that the connection to your Mac succeeded. Click on Finish , as shown in the following screenshot:. This will initiate the process of updating the local file cache, with files being downloaded from Mac that are needed by the Delphi iOS compiler to generate an iOS executable file. After the cache is refreshed, the IDE should automatically update the iOS bit Target node and you should see your device listed there:.
Now click on the Run button. The PAServer will invoke the command-line tool from the Xcode installation to digitally sign the executable, and then it will be deployed and run on the physical iOS device--all in one operation. In this chapter, we have installed Delphi and configured it for mobile development. We have also learned the basic functionality of the Integrated Development Environment.
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Use structural, behavioral, and concurrent patterns in Delphi to skillfully develop applications. Improve your Delphi programming skills by building robust applications for Android, iOS, and Windows platform. Quickly learn and employ practical recipes for developing real-world, cross-platform applications using Delphi. About this book Delphi is the most powerful Object Pascal IDE and component library for cross-platform native app development.
Publication date: June Publisher Packt. Pages ISBN Download code from GitHub. There are four Delphi versions--Starter, Professional, Enterprise, and Architect: The Starter version is the simplest one and it does not contain features necessary for doing mobile development. This version is aimed at hobbyists, students, and in general for anyone that just wants to learn Delphi.
Starter supports building application for Windows bit only. That's not what we need. The next version is Professional. It also does not contain features for mobile development, but they can be installed separately in the form of mobile add-on packs. The Professional is a good choice if you plan to build applications for Windows and you do not need the possibility to connect to remote databases. The third version is Enterprise. This is the full version of Delphi and contains everything that is in the Professional plus more.
It allows you to create apps for all supported mobile and desktop platforms including Android, iOS, Windows, Mac, and Linux. It also contains the DataSnap framework for building scalable, multitier systems that is not available in Professional edition.
This is the version of Delphi that we are going to use in this book. The highest Delphi version is Architect. Installed Packages window with components shown for a selected package. There are in total eight different Delphi compilers installed with the Delphi Delphi Android compiler invoked from Command Prompt.
Delphi iOS compiler invoked from Command Prompt. New "Multi-Device Application - Delphi" menu option. Multi-device application project templates dialog. Run the current project without debugging. Delphi "Hello World" multi-device app running on Windows. Current project path and file name in Object Inspector. Files that make up a Delphi project in Windows 10 File Explorer. Delphi "Hello World" app running on Android.
Project Manager with an iPhone device listed as a target. Delphi "Hello World" app running on iOS. Now we are going to change gears and focus on Object Pascal, the programming language of Delphi.
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